Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute
Graduating Class of 1926


Girls of the Graduating Class of 1926



What happened during the 1925-1926 school year at Daniel McIntyre?

  • It was the last year that the school's paper (published throughout the school year in small pamphlets) was known as the "Mercury".

  • In the November 1925 issue of the Mercury, Mr. A.C. Campbell expressed: "my sincere appreciation of the way in which I have been received as Principal of the school". He continued: "I have faith that the boys and girls now attending the Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute will become worthy citizens of Canada, a land of mighty rivers, of vast inland seas, of titanic mountains, of widely extended prairies, but above all, a land of wonderful opportunities".

In the fall...

In the winter...

Margaret Davies won a scholarship after writing her final examinations. In 1927, she went on to win an Isbister scholarship worth $75 at the University of Manitoba. Margaret was a popular member of Room 56 during the 1925-1926 school year. Donald Moran also won a scholarship in June of 1926. In 1927, Donald went on to pursue a course in accountancy. He was a member of Room 51 during the 1925-1926 school year. Anne Nemenoff was librarian of Room 56 for the 1925-1926 school year. She also won a scholarship in this, her graduating year at Daniel McIntyre. In 1927 she was within four-fifths of a point of winning an Isbister Scholarship at the University of Manitoba.

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